Company formation in Lithuania

Price starts from €3,500

Lithuania, with its swift transition to a stable market economy and proactive government support for business, emerges as an ideal choice for individuals seeking to advance their business ventures in a resilient and ecologically conscious European nation.

This jurisdiction is the best option for:

  • Innovative companies and Startups;
  • Fintech Companies;
  • Financial Services;
  • Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Businesses;
  • Research and Development (R&D) Companies;
  • Innovative and Intellectual Property (IP)-Driven Businesses.

Benefits:

  • unique tax system;
  • various tax incentives profit tax of 5% for small companies up to 10 persons and a turnover of €300,000;
  • no currency control;
  • fast and easy incorporation process;
  • development of information technology;
  • fairly low staff costs;
  • well-developed infrastructure;
  • opportunity to enter the global EU market;
  • compliance with international standards.

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countries have signed a double taxation avoidance agreement with Lithuania

€2,500

minimum paid-up share capital

15%

standard corporate tax

The most popular legal form in Lithuania is Uzdaroji Akcine Bendrove (further called – UAB), called Limited Liability company (LLC)

Procedure for registration a company in Lithuania

Step 1. Initial Setup:

  • Initiating a preliminary project assessment
  • Preparation and filing of the package of documents

Step 2. Company registration:

  • Verification and reservation of the company name at the State Enterprise Centre of Registers (SECR)
  • Facilitating the notarial process for the company's official registration
  • Opening a bank account in the owner's name and depositing a minimum of 25% of the share capital
  • Incorporating the company's data into the State Enterprise Centre of Registers
  • Obtaining the Certificate of incorporation issued by the State Enterprise Centre of Registers and Articles of Association
  • VAT Registration. If UAB turnover is expected to exceed €45,000 in a 12-month period, the company must register for VAT with the State Tax Inspectorate

We also can help with:

  • Company secretarial services
  • Opening bank accounts
  • Preparing apostilled documents
  • Further legal support

Requirements for a UAB in Lithuania

Before deciding to set up a new company in Sweden, read the information below to understand the characteristics of a "Uzdaroji Akcine Bendrove":

The type of company is a "Uzdaroji Akcine Bendrove" (UAB).

Number of directors/shareholders – minimum 1 shareholder, maximum 249 shareholders and 1 directors. Founders of the company can be any kind of nationality or any kind of company.

Share capital – from €2,500.

Liability – shareholders do not carry any responsibility about conducted business activities by the company.

Accounting – UAB is required to keep up-to-date and accurate accounting records, including information about financial transactions, tax obligations, and other related details.

Document requirements:

Taxation in Lithuania:

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We look forward to the opportunity of collaborating and delivering exceptional solutions that meet and exceed expectations of any Client.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter, not to be considered as a legal consultation.